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Stvdi Medievali STVDI MEDIEVALI S E R I E T E R Z A Anno LVIII - Fasc. I 2 0 1 7 FONDAZIONEFONDAZIONE CENTRO ITALIANO DI STUDI CENTRO ITALIANOSULL DI’AL TSTUDIO MED SULL’ALTOIOEVO MEDIOEVO SPOLETOSPOLETO SOMMARIO DEL FASCICOLO GEORGES DECLERCQ, History, Memory and Remembrance in Early Cartularies and Libri Traditionum .......... pag. 1 RICERCHE ERNESTO SERGIO MAINOLDI, L’abate Sugerio e i suoi orizzonti mimetici: san Dionigi (non l’Areopagita) tra Saint-Denis e Hagia Sophia sullo sfondo della rottura tra Oriente e Occidente cristiani ............................ » 23 FABRIZIO DE FALCO, I capitoli melusiniani del De nugis curialium: ribaltamento dell’ideologia cavalleresca e uso politico ....................................................... » 45 ROBERTO PACIOCCO, « Originalia penes scriptores rema- neant ». Il processo orvietano per la canonizzazione di Ambrogio da Massa (1240-1241) ........................... » 93 NOTE DIETER VON DER NAHMER, Von Columban und den Folgen seines Wirkens ........................................ » 131 ATTILIO STELLA, The Liber Ardizonis. Reshaping the Libri Feudorum in the Thirteenth Century ........... » 175 FABIO BARBERINI, Un infante ribelle, un prestito non re- stituito e il fecho del Imperio (Raimon de Tors, Per l’avinen pascor, BdT 410,6) ........................ » 229 VI SOMMARIO DEL FASCICOLO EDITI ED INEDITI BENEDETTA VALTORTA, Per una nuova edizione della recensione A dell’« Oratio contra septem vitia » di Ambrogio Autperto ............................................ pag. 263 DONATELLA FRIOLI - CATERINA MENICHETTI - ALESSIO DECARIA, Un nuovo frammento di Bibbia volgare nel- l’Archivio di Stato di Trento ................................ » 303 LETTURE E CONGETTURE DAVID A. TRAILL, The Enigmatic Vide, qui fastu rum- peris and the Career of Philip the Chancellor ............. » 363 RECENSIONI ...................................................... » 379 S. BROOMHALL (ed.), Gender and Emotions in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: De- stroying Order, Structuring Disorder (F. Roversi Monaco), p. 379; S. E. J. GERSTEL (ed.), Viewing Greece: Cultural and Political Agency in the Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean (F. Soffientino), p. 383; L. MOULIN, La vita quotidiana secondo san Bene- detto (M. Papasidero), p. 387; V. DEBIAIS - E. INGRAND VARENNE (éds.), Corpus des in- scriptions de la France médiévale (VIIIe-XIIIe siècle). Indre, Indre-et-Loire, Loir-et-Cher (ré- gion Centre) (F. de Rubeis), p. 394; M. C. LA ROCCA and P. MAJOCCHI (eds.), Urban Identities in Northern Italy (800-1100 ca.) (P. Tomei), p. 400; P. PETRONE, Fior da Fiore dai Carmina Burana morali e di protesta, d’amore e spirituali, di donne e d’osteria. 40 canti dei Clerici vagantes medievali tradotti nella lingua del nostro tempo con testo latino a fronte (L. Vangone), p. 403; E. MORINI, È vicina l’unità tra cattolici e ortodossi? Le scomuniche del 1064 e la riconciliazione del 1965 (G. M. Cantarella), p. 405; A. PALEOLOGO ORIUN- DI, Il Monferrato nell’Oriente Mediterraneo (secoli XII-XV). Conquiste, amori e morti di Aleramici e Paleologi in Terrasanta e a Costantinopoli (M. Cristini), p. 406; C. BONAN- NO, Trascendenza ed esistenzialità nei Mosaici di Monreale (C. Rizzardi), p. 409; A. CZORTEK, Studiare, predicare, leggere. Scuole ecclesiastiche e cultura religiosa in Alta Valle del Tevere nei secoli XIII-XV (P. Licciardello), p. 412; M. SANTOS NOYA, C. STEEL und S. DONATI (hrsgs.), Alberti Magni ordinis fratrum praedicatorum episcopi. Opera Om- nia Tomus I, Pars IB: De praedicamentis (N. Caminada), p. 416; T. GUARD, Chivalry, Kingship and Crusade. The English Experience in the Fourteenth Century (M. Cristini), p. 420; C. GIBELLINI (cur.), MARIO POMILIO, Petrarca e l’idea di poesia. Una monografia inedita (P. Falzone), p. 423. NOTIZIE DEI LIBRI RICEVUTI ............................. pag. 429 Abbiamo inoltre ricevuto .......................................... » 484 I libri della Fondazione CISAM ................................ » 516 I libri della SISMEL - Edizioni del Galluzzo ................. » 520 VI SOMMARIO DEL FASCICOLO SOMMARIO DEL FASCICOLO VII EDITI ED INEDITI A cura di: F. Berno, A. Bisanti, F. Canaccini, M. Conti, M. Cortesi, D. Cristo- feri, I. Del Punta, E. Di Natale, G. G. Fissore, L. Lozzi Gallo, M. Montesano, G. Murano, G. P. G. Scharf, F. Soffientino, S. Tognetti, L. Tromboni, G. M. BENEDETTA VALTORTA, Per una nuova edizione della Varanini. recensione A dell’« Oratio contra septem vitia » di Ambrogio Autperto ............................................ pag. 263 Si parla di: Si parla di: M. P. Alberzoni, G. Albini, G. Andenna - C. D. Fonse- DONATELLA FRIOLI - CATERINA MENICHETTI - ALESSIO ca - E. Filippini, G. Archetti, G. Arnaldi, G. Attinà, I. Aurora, L. Avellis, M. DECARIA, Un nuovo frammento di Bibbia volgare nel- Bartoli - J. Dalarun - T. J. Johnson - F. Sedda, M. Bellabarba - H. Obermair - H. Sato, S. Bertelli, M. Bloch, B. Borghi, M. Brösch - W. A. Euler - A. Geis- l’Archivio di Stato di Trento ................................ » 303 sler - V. Ranff, I. Bueno, M. Burlamacchi, L. Cadioli, P. Cammarosano, A. Cantisani, C. Casagrande - G. Fioravanti, M. Cassarino - A. Ghersetti, L. Cata- stini - F. Ghione - R. Rashed, M. Centini, P. Chiesa, P. Cicconofri - G. C. LETTURE E CONGETTURE Testa - C. Vurachi, C. Ciccopiedi, N. Ciola - A. Sabetta - P. Sguazzardo, G. Coppola, J. Dalarun, F. D’Amato, L. d’Ayala Valva, M. De Giorgi, T. De DAVID A. TRAILL, The Enigmatic Vide, qui fastu rum- Giorgio, P. De Leemans - M. J. F. M. Hoenen, S. De Santis, S. Diacciati - L. peris and the Career of Philip the Chancellor ............. » 363 Tanzini, M. Di Branco, C. Di Fonzo, Erbe, Carni e pesce. L’alimentazione nella Valdinievole Medievale e Moderna, P. Evangelisti, S. Farmer, M. C. Ferrari, S. Fia- schi, G. Fighera, F. Fiorentino, G. Fornasari, F. Frezza, A. Frugoni - C. Frugo- RECENSIONI ...................................................... » 379 ni, P. Galetti, A. García-Menacho Osset - M. M. Cárcel Ortí, G. C. Garfagni- ni, S. Gasparri, C. Giraud - D. Poirel, A. Goldschläger, M. Gout, D. Gray, P. Grossi, T. Herzig, S. Hutin, S. Iaria, R. Imbach - C. König-Pralong, R. Inter- S. BROOMHALL (ed.), Gender and Emotions in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: De- landi, M. Iuffrida, M. Johnston, S. Lazaris, S. Leone, E. Lombardo, I. Lori San- stroying Order, Structuring Disorder (F. Roversi Monaco), p. 379; S. E. J. GERSTEL filippo, A. Luongo, E. Maccioni - S. Tognetti, L. Magionami, D. Manzoli, V. (ed.), Viewing Greece: Cultural and Political Agency in the Medieval and Early Modern Maraglino, S. Martinelli, L. Mascanzoni, C. A. Mastrelli, Matilde di Canossa e il Mediterranean (F. Soffientino), p. 383; L. MOULIN, La vita quotidiana secondo san Bene- suo tempo, P. Mazzolari, P. V. Mengaldo, M. Miglio, G. M. Molli, D. Monaco, detto (M. Papasidero), p. 387; V. DEBIAIS - E. INGRAND VARENNE (éds.), Corpus des in- P. Monnet, S. Muzzi, E. Necchi, M. O’Doherty - F. Schmieder, J. L. Opie, A. scriptions de la France médiévale (VIIIe-XIIIe siècle). Indre, Indre-et-Loire, Loir-et-Cher (ré- Padoa-Schioppa, I. Pagani - F. Santi, E. Panofsky - F. Saxl, C. Panti, M. C. gion Centre) (F. de Rubeis), p. 394; M. C. LA ROCCA and P. MAJOCCHI (eds.), Urban Panzera, J.-M. Paquette, S. Péquignot - P. Savy, M. Pereira, F. Pertegato, L. Identities in Northern Italy (800-1100 ca.) (P. Tomei), p. 400; P. PETRONE, Fior da Fiore Pessa, G. Petralia - M. Santagata, G. Pilara, G. Pinto, F. Pucci Donati, A. Ri- dai Carmina Burana morali e di protesta, d’amore e spirituali, di donne e d’osteria. 40 canti gon, M. A. Rigoni, R. Rinaldi, V. Rosenberger, P. Saintyves, D. Scragg, F. dei Clerici vagantes medievali tradotti nella lingua del nostro tempo con testo latino a fronte Sedda, G. Sergi, M. Spadaccini, P. Stoppacci, E. Susi, M. Tagliabue, L. Tanzini (L. Vangone), p. 403; E. MORINI, È vicina l’unità tra cattolici e ortodossi? Le scomuniche - S. Tognetti, P. Terracciano, S. Terzi, R. Tesi, A. Thompson, O. P., N. To- del 1064 e la riconciliazione del 1965 (G. M. Cantarella), p. 405; A. PALEOLOGO ORIUN- gni, A. Torno Ginnasi, C. Urso, A. Vanoli, G. Vickermann-Ribémont - M. DI, Il Monferrato nell’Oriente Mediterraneo (secoli XII-XV). Conquiste, amori e morti di White-Le Goff, J. Vid¯ar Sigurd¯sson - T. Bolton, G. Vigini, G. Vitolo, H. M. Aleramici e Paleologi in Terrasanta e a Costantinopoli (M. Cristini), p. 406; C. BONAN- Wierzbicki OFM, G. Zarri. NO, Trascendenza ed esistenzialità nei Mosaici di Monreale (C. Rizzardi), p. 409; A. CZORTEK, Studiare, predicare, leggere. Scuole ecclesiastiche e cultura religiosa in Alta Valle del Tevere nei secoli XIII-XV (P. Licciardello), p. 412; M. SANTOS NOYA, C. STEEL und S. DONATI (hrsgs.), Alberti Magni ordinis fratrum praedicatorum episcopi. Opera Om- nia Tomus I, Pars IB: De praedicamentis (N. Caminada), p. 416; T. GUARD, Chivalry, Kingship and Crusade. The English Experience in the Fourteenth Century (M. Cristini), p. 420; C. GIBELLINI (cur.), MARIO POMILIO, Petrarca e l’idea di poesia. Una monografia inedita (P. Falzone), p. 423. NOTIZIE DEI LIBRI RICEVUTI ............................. pag. 429 Abbiamo inoltre ricevuto .......................................... » 484 I libri della Fondazione CISAM ................................ » 516 I libri della SISMEL - Edizioni del Galluzzo ................. » 520 R E C E N S I O N I Gender and Emotions in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: De- stroying Order, Structuring Disorder, Edited by SUSAN BROOM- HALL, Farnahm, Surrey, Ashgate, 2015, pp. XIII-268. Secondo le più recenti acquisizioni delle
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